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cawie are not only harmiul to young trees but they also injure the older timber growth by exposing the roots with their hoofs. As a result, the older growth of the timber is slowed down, the trees often develop dead tops, and the life of a tree is shortened.
The physical condition of the trail is injured by the trampling of the animals which compacts and hardens the soil. Such a soil condition is unfavorable for the establishment of future timber growth. After the present trees on the area are mature and harvested, there will not be any young, immature trees on the area to take their place. As a result,'if the owner desires the area to remain as a woodland, it will be necessary to replant the area with seedlings by hand. This will delay the reaping of another crop from your forests for many years longer than necessary.
Good cattle and good pastures go together. A fence between the forest land and the pasture land insures that neither the trees nor the cattle will suffer from inter
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